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$100m awarded for lithium facility on great salt lake
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded $100 million to a subsidiary of California-based Lilac Solutions to build a lithium extraction and refining facility on the lake's northeastern shore.
lds church speaks out on legal battle with 'mormon stories' podcast
A Church spokesperson said the dispute is about 'preventing confusion,' not stopping John Dehlin from using the word "Mormon" or criticizing the Church.
slc mayor responds to shane gillis' viral rogan clip about homeless chasing him in slc
Mendenhall says crime is down, downtown has transformed since 2020; comedian's alleged encounter may be four years old.
babylon fire fully contained after burning 107,188 acres
Officials say the lightning-caused fire is now fully contained, allowing the Monticello Ranger District to reopen while Stage 2 fire restrictions remain in effect.

Ice confirms it will not build detention center at slc warehouse
ICE confirmed in a court filing that it no longer plans to convert the Salt Lake City warehouse into an immigration detention facility and instead intends to dispose of the property.
utah ranked second best state in america to start a business
WalletHub gave Utah a 55.24 score and ranked it second in the country, citing strong financing access, employment growth and a favorable business environment.
Former byu professor gets probation in child enticement case
Stephen Henry McKean, 32, pleaded guilty to reduced misdemeanor charges after investigators say he sent sexually explicit messages and a photo to an undercover officer posing as a 17-year-old girl. A judge suspended his 364-day jail sentence and placed him on three years of probation.
salt lake city ranked utah's most dangerous city for violent crime
Area Vibes ranked Salt Lake City No. 1 in Utah with 864 violent crimes per 100,000 residents, followed by South Salt Lake and Moab. The ranking uses FBI crime data and includes cities with populations of at least 5,000.

$100m awarded for lithium facility on great salt lake
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded $100 million to a subsidiary of California-based Lilac Solutions to build a lithium extraction and refining facility on the lake's northeastern shore.
lds church speaks out on legal battle with 'mormon stories' podcast
A Church spokesperson said the dispute is about 'preventing confusion,' not stopping John Dehlin from using the word "Mormon" or criticizing the Church.
slc mayor responds to shane gillis' viral rogan clip about homeless chasing him in slc
Mendenhall says crime is down, downtown has transformed since 2020; comedian's alleged encounter may be four years old.
babylon fire fully contained after burning 107,188 acres
Officials say the lightning-caused fire is now fully contained, allowing the Monticello Ranger District to reopen while Stage 2 fire restrictions remain in effect.

Ice confirms it will not build detention center at slc warehouse
ICE confirmed in a court filing that it no longer plans to convert the Salt Lake City warehouse into an immigration detention facility and instead intends to dispose of the property.
utah ranked second best state in america to start a business
WalletHub gave Utah a 55.24 score and ranked it second in the country, citing strong financing access, employment growth and a favorable business environment.
Former byu professor gets probation in child enticement case
Stephen Henry McKean, 32, pleaded guilty to reduced misdemeanor charges after investigators say he sent sexually explicit messages and a photo to an undercover officer posing as a 17-year-old girl. A judge suspended his 364-day jail sentence and placed him on three years of probation.
salt lake city ranked utah's most dangerous city for violent crime
Area Vibes ranked Salt Lake City No. 1 in Utah with 864 violent crimes per 100,000 residents, followed by South Salt Lake and Moab. The ranking uses FBI crime data and includes cities with populations of at least 5,000.













